CA1285178C - Corner guide device of a locking rod fitting for a window or door - Google Patents
Corner guide device of a locking rod fitting for a window or doorInfo
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- CA1285178C CA1285178C CA000525970A CA525970A CA1285178C CA 1285178 C CA1285178 C CA 1285178C CA 000525970 A CA000525970 A CA 000525970A CA 525970 A CA525970 A CA 525970A CA 1285178 C CA1285178 C CA 1285178C
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
- E05D—HINGES OR SUSPENSION DEVICES FOR DOORS, WINDOWS OR WINGS
- E05D15/00—Suspension arrangements for wings
- E05D15/48—Suspension arrangements for wings allowing alternative movements
- E05D15/52—Suspension arrangements for wings allowing alternative movements for opening about a vertical as well as a horizontal axis
- E05D15/5208—Suspension arrangements for wings allowing alternative movements for opening about a vertical as well as a horizontal axis with means for transmitting movements between vertical and horizontal sliding bars, rods or cables
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
- E05F—DEVICES FOR MOVING WINGS INTO OPEN OR CLOSED POSITION; CHECKS FOR WINGS; WING FITTINGS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, CONCERNED WITH THE FUNCTIONING OF THE WING
- E05F7/00—Accessories for wings not provided for in other groups of this subclass
- E05F7/08—Special means for transmitting movements between vertical and horizontal sliding bars, rods, or cables
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
- E05Y—INDEXING SCHEME RELATING TO HINGES OR OTHER SUSPENSION DEVICES FOR DOORS, WINDOWS OR WINGS AND DEVICES FOR MOVING WINGS INTO OPEN OR CLOSED POSITION, CHECKS FOR WINGS AND WING FITTINGS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, CONCERNED WITH THE FUNCTIONING OF THE WING
- E05Y2600/00—Mounting or coupling arrangements for elements provided for in this subclass
- E05Y2600/50—Mounting methods; Positioning
- E05Y2600/52—Toolless
- E05Y2600/53—Snapping
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
- E05Y—INDEXING SCHEME RELATING TO HINGES OR OTHER SUSPENSION DEVICES FOR DOORS, WINDOWS OR WINGS AND DEVICES FOR MOVING WINGS INTO OPEN OR CLOSED POSITION, CHECKS FOR WINGS AND WING FITTINGS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, CONCERNED WITH THE FUNCTIONING OF THE WING
- E05Y2900/00—Application of doors, windows, wings or fittings thereof
- E05Y2900/10—Application of doors, windows, wings or fittings thereof for buildings or parts thereof
- E05Y2900/13—Application of doors, windows, wings or fittings thereof for buildings or parts thereof characterised by the type of wing
- E05Y2900/148—Windows
Abstract
ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE
A corner guide device for use in the casement of a window or door has a housing 6, preferably manufactured from plastic, with legs 7 and 8 forming guides for a spring hinge 2 that has integral dogs 3,4,5. The leg 8 of the housing is provided with an outside base 18 and opens inwardly, whereas the leg 7 of the housing is provided with an inside base 19 and opens outwardly. In the corner area of the housing an installation opening is provided for the spring hinge 2. This installation opening can be closed by an angular cover 34. One leg of the housing 6 is inserted in the receiving groove of a casement piece whereas the other leg can be fixed to the edge strips of the associated receiving groove of an adjacent casement piece.
A corner guide device for use in the casement of a window or door has a housing 6, preferably manufactured from plastic, with legs 7 and 8 forming guides for a spring hinge 2 that has integral dogs 3,4,5. The leg 8 of the housing is provided with an outside base 18 and opens inwardly, whereas the leg 7 of the housing is provided with an inside base 19 and opens outwardly. In the corner area of the housing an installation opening is provided for the spring hinge 2. This installation opening can be closed by an angular cover 34. One leg of the housing 6 is inserted in the receiving groove of a casement piece whereas the other leg can be fixed to the edge strips of the associated receiving groove of an adjacent casement piece.
Description
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The invention relates to a corner guide device of a locking rod fitting in the casement of a window or door.
A corner guide device is known (German Utility Model 78273~3) wherein locking rods of the fitting are slidabl~
supported in C-shaped restricted receiving grooves of the case-ment, the receiving grooves having the same cross-section in all pieces of the casement and having inwardly extendiny edge strips which are removed in the corner area of the casement to form an installation recess. An angular housing can be Eixed to the case-ment and a spring hinge is guided in the legs of the housing and provided at the ends with dogs for the associated locking rods as a guide member. The housing consists of two metal half shells whose parting plane lies in the center plane of the housing and which are riveted together following insertion of the spring hinge. In this embodiment a dog fastened directly to the spring hinge is moveable in the area of a leg of the housing, whereas the dog associated with the other end of the spring hinge lies outside the housing and is connected to the end of the spring hinge via a coupling rod.
The invention aims to provide a corner guide device that consists of a small number of individual parts, wherein the arrangement of the spring hinge fitted with dogs in the housing can be carried out without tools and wherein attachme~t of the housing to the casement can be carried out simply.
The invention provides a corner guide device of a locking rod fitting having locking rods slidably supported in C~shaped restricted receiving grooves of the casement of a window ~ik 5~7~3 or door, the receivln~ groove~ having the same cross-section in all pieces of the casement and having inwardly extending edge strips which are removed in the corner reyion of the casement to form an installation recess, with an angular housing that can be fixed to the caseMent and a spring hinge guided in legs of the housing and provided at its ends with dogs for the associated locking rods as a guide member, characterized in that the housing is designed in one piece, has in the corner area thereoE an installation opening Eor the spriny lling~, the installation opening beiny closeable by an angular cover, one leg of the housin~ being insertable in the receiving groove of one frame piece and the other leg of the housing being engayeable with the edge strips of the associated receiving groove of an adjacent frame piece.
The one piece housing, in which the legs at right angles to each other are designed as guide channels for the spring hinge serving as a guide member, is preferably made of plastic. How-ever, it can also be manufactured from metal, e.g. as a pressure die cas-ting.
In an advantageous embodiment the one leg of the housing has an outside base and opens inwardly, whereas the other leg is provided with an inside base and opens outwardly. The legs are thus designed as guide grooves, open towards different sides, for the spring hinge slidably supported about the housing, whereby the dogs fixed to the ends of the spring hinge respectively pro~ect from the housing on the open side of the leg and engage in a bore of a locking rod.
The invention relates to a corner guide device of a locking rod fitting in the casement of a window or door.
A corner guide device is known (German Utility Model 78273~3) wherein locking rods of the fitting are slidabl~
supported in C-shaped restricted receiving grooves of the case-ment, the receiving grooves having the same cross-section in all pieces of the casement and having inwardly extendiny edge strips which are removed in the corner area of the casement to form an installation recess. An angular housing can be Eixed to the case-ment and a spring hinge is guided in the legs of the housing and provided at the ends with dogs for the associated locking rods as a guide member. The housing consists of two metal half shells whose parting plane lies in the center plane of the housing and which are riveted together following insertion of the spring hinge. In this embodiment a dog fastened directly to the spring hinge is moveable in the area of a leg of the housing, whereas the dog associated with the other end of the spring hinge lies outside the housing and is connected to the end of the spring hinge via a coupling rod.
The invention aims to provide a corner guide device that consists of a small number of individual parts, wherein the arrangement of the spring hinge fitted with dogs in the housing can be carried out without tools and wherein attachme~t of the housing to the casement can be carried out simply.
The invention provides a corner guide device of a locking rod fitting having locking rods slidably supported in C~shaped restricted receiving grooves of the casement of a window ~ik 5~7~3 or door, the receivln~ groove~ having the same cross-section in all pieces of the casement and having inwardly extending edge strips which are removed in the corner reyion of the casement to form an installation recess, with an angular housing that can be fixed to the caseMent and a spring hinge guided in legs of the housing and provided at its ends with dogs for the associated locking rods as a guide member, characterized in that the housing is designed in one piece, has in the corner area thereoE an installation opening Eor the spriny lling~, the installation opening beiny closeable by an angular cover, one leg of the housin~ being insertable in the receiving groove of one frame piece and the other leg of the housing being engayeable with the edge strips of the associated receiving groove of an adjacent frame piece.
The one piece housing, in which the legs at right angles to each other are designed as guide channels for the spring hinge serving as a guide member, is preferably made of plastic. How-ever, it can also be manufactured from metal, e.g. as a pressure die cas-ting.
In an advantageous embodiment the one leg of the housing has an outside base and opens inwardly, whereas the other leg is provided with an inside base and opens outwardly. The legs are thus designed as guide grooves, open towards different sides, for the spring hinge slidably supported about the housing, whereby the dogs fixed to the ends of the spring hinge respectively pro~ect from the housing on the open side of the leg and engage in a bore of a locking rod.
~S~7~3 Insertion of the spring hinye in the housing occurs through the installation opening provided in the corner area from which the ends oE the spring hinge are successively pushed into the guides of the legs. The corner area of the housing is subse-quently covered on the outside by an angular cover which i8 fixed to the housing via detent means. Fixing a housiny leg to the edge strips of a receiving groove of the associated casement piece likewise occurs advantageously by means of detent ribs which engage behind the edge strips of the receiving groove. In this exemplary embodiment o~ ~he housing tools are not required either for insertion of the spring hinge in the housing or for eixing the housing to the casement or fo~ fastening the cover to the housing.
An exemplary embodiment of the invention is described herebelow and is illustrated in the drawings wherein:
Figure 1 shows the upper corner on the handle side of a turn and tilt window, partially in section;
Figure 2 is a section along line II-II in Figure 1;
Figure 3 is a section along line III-III in Figure 1;
Figure 4 shows the upper corner on the band side of a turn and tilt window;
Figure 5 shows the lower corner on the handle side of a turn and tilt window;
Figure 6 shows the housing of the corner guide device with inserted guide member in section;
Figure 7 shows in elevation the angular cover belonging to the housing for covering the outside corner area;
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1~517~3 Figure ~ is a view in the d.irection of arrow VIII in Figure 7;
Figure 9 is a view in the direction of arrow IX in Figure 6;
Figures 10 and 11 show two exemplary embodi~ents of the spring hinge fitted with dogs, in si~e view;
Figure 12 (on the same sheet as Figure 9) shows the ends of the spring hinge provided with bo:re rows to which th~ doys are fastened.
According to Figures 1, 4 and S, the turn and tilt window illustrated in the drawings is :~itted with a corner guide device at the ~Ipper corner on the handle side, at the upper corner on the band side and at the lower corner on the handle side respectivelyt the corner guide device being fastened to the case-ment 1 and having as a guide member a spring hinge 2 which is fitted at the ends with dogs 3, 4, or 5. The spring hinge 2 is shown in Figures 1, 4 and 5 in broken lines.
Each corner guide device has a one-piece housing 6 fitted with two legs 7,~ disposed at right angles to each other which form the guideways for the spr.ing hinge 2. For this purpose the legs have grooves 11 which are opened towards the interior 9 or 10 and in which the longitudinal edges of the spring hinge 2 are slidably supported.
The casement is fitted all around with a hardware receiving groove 12 which has the same cross-section in all pieces and is provided with inwardly projecting edge strips 13.
In the corner guide device according to Figure 1 the leg 8 of the housing is fixed to the edge strips 13 by a snap connec-.
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~a~s tion. ~his manner oE fastening the leg ~ is shown in Figure 2.
The leg a of the housing has at the lower longitudinal edges two detent lips 14 which engage behind the edge strips 13. A strip 15, which is supported on the outer surface of the edge strip 13 and which limits the insertion depth of the leg 8 in the receiving groove 12, extends on the leg 8 parallel to the detent lip 14~
F'urthermore, Figure 2 shows that the dog 3 of the spring hinge engages in a bore of a locking rod 16 which is disposed in the receiving groove 12 under the leg 8 and is slidably supported on the groove base 17.
The leg 8 oE the housing ~ is provided with an outside base 18 and is opened towards the interior of the receiving groove 12, whereas the leg 7 of the housing in the corner guide device according to Figure 1 is provided with an inside base 19. This leg 7 is inserted in the receiving groove 12 of the vertical case-ment piece from the upper corner of th~ casement in which the edge strips 13 are removed and occupies the position shown in Figure 3.
The leg 7 is supported on the bottom surface of the receiving groove 12. The spring hinge 2 is fitted at this end with the dog 5 which extends through a bore oE a locking rod 20 which is slid-ably supported on the edge strips 13 of the receiving groove 12.
The free end of the dog 5 extends to the area of the closing piece 21 which is fixed to the blind frame 23 by means of a screw 22.
In the closed position of the window or door the dog S occupies the position shown in Figure 1.
At its end the leg 7 of the housing has a through-bore 24 for a ~astening screw 25 with which the leg can be fixed to the casement. - 5 -Figure 6 shows that the outside base 18 and the inside base 19 end at a distance from the corner of the housiny and that break throughs 26, 27 provided in the housiny are limited on one side by the end faces of the bases. The housing has a curved guide piece 28 between the break-throughs 26 and 27 for the inside of the spring hinge 2, whereby the guide piece 28 forms a bridge between the outside walls 29 and 30 of the housing.
Figure 6 also shows the insertion of the spring hinge 2 provided with dogs in the housing. To begin wlth, th~ end of the spring hinge Eitted with the dog 4 or 5 is pushed into the guide grooves o the leg 7. q'he spring hinge is then bent around the guide piece 28 and the 3 dog is pressed into the break-through 27 until the longitudinal edges of the spring hinge can be inserted in the area of the dog 3 into the guide grooves 11 of the leg 8.
In the corner area the housing 6 has side walls 31 which are provided on the inside with detent ribs 32 extending in the longitudinal direction of the housing leg 7 and deferring detent recesses. Detent ribs 33 of an angular cover 34, arranged exter-nally on the wall sections 35 of the cover, are received in these detent recesses.
Projections 36, which engage positively in recesses 37 of the cover 34~ are provided on the side walls 31 of the housing, at the end facing the corner. In this way the cover is secured in its position on the housingO
A guide piece 38, which has a curved inner contour and guides the outside of the spring hinge 2, is arranged centrally on the inside of the cover 34 between the wall sec~ions Eitted with detent ribs 33. As can be seen in particular from Pigure 7, this ~ L~85~7~3 guide 38 extends over the entire length of the leg 39 and partially over the length of leg 40.
At its sides leg 40 has outwardly open grooves 41 which serve to receive the edge strips 13 of the receiving groove 12 of a frame piece. From the frame corner the cover can thus be pushed onto the associated edge strips 13.
Figure 7 shows that the leg 40 of the cover has a covering plate ~2 which protrudes beyond the grooves 41 and extends up to the end Eace of the c)utside base 18 oE the hou~ing upon mounting of the cover. The covering plate 42 is Eitted at the ~ront end face with at least one tongue 43 engaginy below the outside base 18.
The leg 39 of the cover 34 is provided on the outside with a C-shaped restricted guide groove 44 opened outwardly and at both end faces~ which can be used to guide a fitting, e.g. a finger bolt 45 (Figure 5), in the area of the lower frame corner on the handle side.
From Figure 6 it can be seen that the dogs 3 and 4 or 5 are arranged in the housing area and the pa~h Of movement of the dogs fixed to ~he spring hinge lies in the area of the housing leg.
Dogs 3, 4 and 5 are designed as pins. Dog 5 has a rotatably mounted metal roller 46 (Figure 11). The follower pins are in one piece with the shoe 47 fixed to the spring hinge 2.
The shoe 47 consists of two plates 48, 49 arranged on both sides of the spring hinge and connected together b~ plate material which extends through several bores 50 (Figure 12) of the spring hinge.
The bores form two rows which are arranged at a distance from the .
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center longitudinal axis oE the spring hinge and off-set to each other, namely by half the bore spacing so that there is a rela-tively large portion of spring hinge material between the bores of the individual bore rows. This guarantees that the flux of force is guided for the most part in a straight line through the spring hinge. The large-area shoe of the spring hinge results in a low surface load during load transfer between the spring hinge and the shoe.
In the corner guide device disposed in the upper frame corner on the band side the dog 4 is aoupled to a locking piece 51 which in the closed position as well as the turning position oE
the turn and tilt window illustrated engages behind a pin 52 of a lock-out lever arm 54 coupled to a pivot bearing 53.
The cover 34 of the corner guide device is preferably manufactured from plastic as is the housing 6.
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An exemplary embodiment of the invention is described herebelow and is illustrated in the drawings wherein:
Figure 1 shows the upper corner on the handle side of a turn and tilt window, partially in section;
Figure 2 is a section along line II-II in Figure 1;
Figure 3 is a section along line III-III in Figure 1;
Figure 4 shows the upper corner on the band side of a turn and tilt window;
Figure 5 shows the lower corner on the handle side of a turn and tilt window;
Figure 6 shows the housing of the corner guide device with inserted guide member in section;
Figure 7 shows in elevation the angular cover belonging to the housing for covering the outside corner area;
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1~517~3 Figure ~ is a view in the d.irection of arrow VIII in Figure 7;
Figure 9 is a view in the direction of arrow IX in Figure 6;
Figures 10 and 11 show two exemplary embodi~ents of the spring hinge fitted with dogs, in si~e view;
Figure 12 (on the same sheet as Figure 9) shows the ends of the spring hinge provided with bo:re rows to which th~ doys are fastened.
According to Figures 1, 4 and S, the turn and tilt window illustrated in the drawings is :~itted with a corner guide device at the ~Ipper corner on the handle side, at the upper corner on the band side and at the lower corner on the handle side respectivelyt the corner guide device being fastened to the case-ment 1 and having as a guide member a spring hinge 2 which is fitted at the ends with dogs 3, 4, or 5. The spring hinge 2 is shown in Figures 1, 4 and 5 in broken lines.
Each corner guide device has a one-piece housing 6 fitted with two legs 7,~ disposed at right angles to each other which form the guideways for the spr.ing hinge 2. For this purpose the legs have grooves 11 which are opened towards the interior 9 or 10 and in which the longitudinal edges of the spring hinge 2 are slidably supported.
The casement is fitted all around with a hardware receiving groove 12 which has the same cross-section in all pieces and is provided with inwardly projecting edge strips 13.
In the corner guide device according to Figure 1 the leg 8 of the housing is fixed to the edge strips 13 by a snap connec-.
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~a~s tion. ~his manner oE fastening the leg ~ is shown in Figure 2.
The leg a of the housing has at the lower longitudinal edges two detent lips 14 which engage behind the edge strips 13. A strip 15, which is supported on the outer surface of the edge strip 13 and which limits the insertion depth of the leg 8 in the receiving groove 12, extends on the leg 8 parallel to the detent lip 14~
F'urthermore, Figure 2 shows that the dog 3 of the spring hinge engages in a bore of a locking rod 16 which is disposed in the receiving groove 12 under the leg 8 and is slidably supported on the groove base 17.
The leg 8 oE the housing ~ is provided with an outside base 18 and is opened towards the interior of the receiving groove 12, whereas the leg 7 of the housing in the corner guide device according to Figure 1 is provided with an inside base 19. This leg 7 is inserted in the receiving groove 12 of the vertical case-ment piece from the upper corner of th~ casement in which the edge strips 13 are removed and occupies the position shown in Figure 3.
The leg 7 is supported on the bottom surface of the receiving groove 12. The spring hinge 2 is fitted at this end with the dog 5 which extends through a bore oE a locking rod 20 which is slid-ably supported on the edge strips 13 of the receiving groove 12.
The free end of the dog 5 extends to the area of the closing piece 21 which is fixed to the blind frame 23 by means of a screw 22.
In the closed position of the window or door the dog S occupies the position shown in Figure 1.
At its end the leg 7 of the housing has a through-bore 24 for a ~astening screw 25 with which the leg can be fixed to the casement. - 5 -Figure 6 shows that the outside base 18 and the inside base 19 end at a distance from the corner of the housiny and that break throughs 26, 27 provided in the housiny are limited on one side by the end faces of the bases. The housing has a curved guide piece 28 between the break-throughs 26 and 27 for the inside of the spring hinge 2, whereby the guide piece 28 forms a bridge between the outside walls 29 and 30 of the housing.
Figure 6 also shows the insertion of the spring hinge 2 provided with dogs in the housing. To begin wlth, th~ end of the spring hinge Eitted with the dog 4 or 5 is pushed into the guide grooves o the leg 7. q'he spring hinge is then bent around the guide piece 28 and the 3 dog is pressed into the break-through 27 until the longitudinal edges of the spring hinge can be inserted in the area of the dog 3 into the guide grooves 11 of the leg 8.
In the corner area the housing 6 has side walls 31 which are provided on the inside with detent ribs 32 extending in the longitudinal direction of the housing leg 7 and deferring detent recesses. Detent ribs 33 of an angular cover 34, arranged exter-nally on the wall sections 35 of the cover, are received in these detent recesses.
Projections 36, which engage positively in recesses 37 of the cover 34~ are provided on the side walls 31 of the housing, at the end facing the corner. In this way the cover is secured in its position on the housingO
A guide piece 38, which has a curved inner contour and guides the outside of the spring hinge 2, is arranged centrally on the inside of the cover 34 between the wall sec~ions Eitted with detent ribs 33. As can be seen in particular from Pigure 7, this ~ L~85~7~3 guide 38 extends over the entire length of the leg 39 and partially over the length of leg 40.
At its sides leg 40 has outwardly open grooves 41 which serve to receive the edge strips 13 of the receiving groove 12 of a frame piece. From the frame corner the cover can thus be pushed onto the associated edge strips 13.
Figure 7 shows that the leg 40 of the cover has a covering plate ~2 which protrudes beyond the grooves 41 and extends up to the end Eace of the c)utside base 18 oE the hou~ing upon mounting of the cover. The covering plate 42 is Eitted at the ~ront end face with at least one tongue 43 engaginy below the outside base 18.
The leg 39 of the cover 34 is provided on the outside with a C-shaped restricted guide groove 44 opened outwardly and at both end faces~ which can be used to guide a fitting, e.g. a finger bolt 45 (Figure 5), in the area of the lower frame corner on the handle side.
From Figure 6 it can be seen that the dogs 3 and 4 or 5 are arranged in the housing area and the pa~h Of movement of the dogs fixed to ~he spring hinge lies in the area of the housing leg.
Dogs 3, 4 and 5 are designed as pins. Dog 5 has a rotatably mounted metal roller 46 (Figure 11). The follower pins are in one piece with the shoe 47 fixed to the spring hinge 2.
The shoe 47 consists of two plates 48, 49 arranged on both sides of the spring hinge and connected together b~ plate material which extends through several bores 50 (Figure 12) of the spring hinge.
The bores form two rows which are arranged at a distance from the .
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center longitudinal axis oE the spring hinge and off-set to each other, namely by half the bore spacing so that there is a rela-tively large portion of spring hinge material between the bores of the individual bore rows. This guarantees that the flux of force is guided for the most part in a straight line through the spring hinge. The large-area shoe of the spring hinge results in a low surface load during load transfer between the spring hinge and the shoe.
In the corner guide device disposed in the upper frame corner on the band side the dog 4 is aoupled to a locking piece 51 which in the closed position as well as the turning position oE
the turn and tilt window illustrated engages behind a pin 52 of a lock-out lever arm 54 coupled to a pivot bearing 53.
The cover 34 of the corner guide device is preferably manufactured from plastic as is the housing 6.
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Claims (18)
1. A corner guide device of a locking rod fitting having locking rods slidably supported in C-shaped restricted receiving grooves of the casement of a window or door, the receiving grooves having the same cross-section in all pieces of the casement and having inwardly extending edge strips which are removed in the corner region of the casement to form an installation recess, with an angular housing that can be fixed to the casement and a spring hinge guided in legs of the housing and provided at its ends with dogs for the associated locking rods as a guide member, charac-terized in that the housing is designed in one piece, has in the corner area thereof an installation opening for the spring hinge, the installation opening being closeable by an angular cover, one leg of the housing being insertable in the receiving groove of one frame piece and the other leg of the housing being engageable with the edge strips of the associated receiving groove of an adjacent frame piece.
2. A corner guide device according to claim 1, charac-terized in that the one leg of the housing has an outside base and is opened inwardly and the other leg of the housing is provided with an inside base and is opened outwardly.
3. A corner guide device according to claim 2, charac-terized in that the outside base and the inside base end at a distance from the corner at break-throughs in the corner area of the housing.
4. A corner guide device according to claim 3, charac-terized in that a curved guide piece for the inside of the spring hinge is provided between said break-throughs.
5. A corner guide device according to claim 1, charac-terized in that the one leg is retained by detent action of the edge strips in the associated receiving groove of the casement piece.
6. A corner guide device according to claim 5, charac-terized in that said one leg has at its lower longitudinal edges detent lips engaging behind the edge strips of the receiving groove and a strip extending parallel to the detent lips and supported on the outer surface of the edge strips.
7. A corner guide device according to claim 1, charac-terized in that one leg of the cover has grooves at its edges that open outwardly for receiving the edge strips of the receiving groove of a frame piece, and from the installation recess of the frame corner in which the edge strips are removed, can be pushed onto the edge strips extending to the installation recess.
8. A corner guide device according to claim 7, charac-terized in that said one leg of the cover has a covering plate which extends to the end face of the outside base and is fitted at the end face with at least one tongue engaging below the outside base.
9. A corner guide device according to claim 7, charac-terized in that the angular cover has on the inside a guide of curved inner contour for engaging the outside of the spring hinge.
10. A corner guide device according to claim 9, charac-terized in that said guide extends over the entire length of one leg of the cover and partially over the length of the second leg.
11, A corner guide device according to claim 9, charac-terized in that the cover has wall sections extending parallel to and at a distance from the center guide, the wall sections being provided on the outside with detent ribs that are receivable in detent recesses of side walls of a housing leg.
12. A corner guide device according to claim 11, charac-terized in that the detent recesses extend on the inside of the side walls in the longitudinal direction of the housing leg and are limited by detent cross-pieces.
13. A corner guide device according to claim 12, charac-terized in that the side walls have projections at the end facing the corner which engage positively in the recesses of the cover.
14. A corner guide device according to claim 1, charac-terized in that one leg of the cover has on the outside a C-shape restricted guide groove opening outwardly and to both end faces, to receive a fitting.
15. A corner guide device according to claim 1, charac-terized in that the path of movement of the dogs fixed to the spring hinge lies in the area of the housing leg.
16. A corner guide device according to claim 15, charac-terized in that the dogs are designed as pins which are in one piece with a shoe fixed to the spring hinge.
17. A corner guide device according to claim 16, charac-terized in that the shoe consists of two plates of a width smaller than the width of the spring hinge, the plates being arranged on opposite sides of the spring hinge and connected together by plate material extending through openings in the spring hinge.
18. A corner guide device according to claim 17, charac-terized in that two rows of openings are provided arranged at a distance from the center longitudinal axis and off-set from each other.
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| DE19853545860 DE3545860A1 (en) | 1985-12-23 | 1985-12-23 | CORNER DEVICE OF A LATCH FITTING OF A WINDOW OR DOOR |
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